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Posted by Dorian Moore on 29 July 2007 at 22:07
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Cecile Schott has been invited to join Beirut as support act on their North American tour in September/October this year. Following the release of her third album, Les Ondes Silencieuses, earlier this Summer, and a string of successful dates around the World, these will be Colleen’s biggest shows of 2007, and her first ever US tour.
Here are the dates - more to be announced:
September 24 2007 - Society for Ethical Culture (Wordless Music Series),
New York, NY
September 30 2007 - La Sala Rosa, Montreal, Quebec
October 10 2007 - Danforth Music Hall Toronto, Ontario
October 4 2007 - Portage Theater, Chicago, IL
October 8 2007 - Herbst Theater, San Francisco, CA
October 10 2007 - Avalon, Los Angeles, CA
www.colleenplays.org
myspace.com/colleenmusique
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Posted by Des on 24 July 2007 at 00:00
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Following the overwhelming success of their UK Spring tour with the Hungarian virtuoso group, The Hun Hangár Ensemble, A Hawk And A Hacksaw return to the UK in September for a two night residency at everyone's favourite venue, The Luminaire in London. These very special shows will take place on the 4th and 5th of September, and will be recorded for future release. AHAAH's Jeremy Barnes and Heather Trost will be joined by the undoubted star of the tour, Cimbalom maestro Unger Balázs, for two nights of frenzied celebration of the music of Eastern Europe. AHAAH will be joined by very special support acts, to be announced soon.
'God Bless The Ottoman Empire', taken from AHAAH's third album, The Way The Wind Blows, will be released as a digital download only single in mid-September, and the group will be recording sessions for Rob Da Bank's BBC Radio 1 show and Stuart Maconie's FreakZone on BBC 6 Music.
In addition to this, AHAAH have been invited to play All Tomorrow's Parties' Nightmare Before Christmas event, curated by Portishead, which runs from 7-9 December this year.
A Hawk & A Hacksaw myspace
A Hawk & A Hacksaw
A HAWK AND A HACKSAW + special guests
The Luminaire, 311 High Road, Kilburn, London NW6 7JR
Tuesday 4 September
Wednesday 5 September
Doors 7.30pm
£9 via http://WeGotTickets.co.uk / £10 on the door
020 7372 7123
http://www.theluminaire.co.uk
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Posted by Des on 24 July 2007 at 00:00
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COLIN NEWMAN & MALKA SPIGEL
swim~ and Githead's Colin Newman and Malka Spigel continue with their, now syndicated*, monthly radio broadcasts on Tel Aviv student radio network Campus Radio (106 FM & via the internet) in a show on Tuesday 24 July at 8.00 pm local time [6.00 pm GMT (London time) as far as we can work out]. Press the PLAY icon on the right hand side of the Campus Radio website to hear the live stream.
The show series are themed on the contents of swim studio's collective iTunes and tracks alphabetically through it's contents. You can check out the playlist HERE.
*Scanner FM in Barcelona will now be airing the shows. More details to follow.
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Posted by Colin on 23 July 2007 at 00:00
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One of the AKATOMBO films taken from the recently completed UNCONFIRMED REPORTS audio/visual project; namely - SSRI - has been chosen to be shown at the prestigious Festival Miden `07 in the historic setting of Kalamata, Greece which takes place over the space of 3 days at specially held screening events staged in public spaces throughout this historic town - from Thursday, June 5th `07 through to Saturday, July 7th `07*. The AKATOMBO film will be shown THIS Saturday coming, the 7th of July, as part of a special international music video screening. For more information & programme details, please go to -
www.festivalmiden.gr
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Posted by Colin on 5 July 2007 at 00:00
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Disinformation will feature at the following exhibitions in July.
"4.33" at Bregenzer Kunstverein
Opening reception 14 July 8pm
Exhibition features Disinformation.
Exhibitions / projects 15-22 July
Mon-Fri 4-7pm, Sat-Sun 12-4pm
Bregenzer Kunstverein
Bergmannstrasse 6
A6900 Bregenz
Austria
05574 410 1511
www.magazin4.at
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"Territories" at Study Gallery of Modern Art
Opening reception Tuesday 11 July 7pm
Exhibition features Circuit Blasting by Strange Attractor vs Disinformation. The exhibition features "Fire in the Eye", "The Origin of Painting", "Spellbound", "Blackout" (sound mirrors) and "The Analysis of Beauty" by Disinformation.
Study Gallery of Modern Art
Bournemouth and Poole College
North Road
Poole BH14 0LS
United Kingdom
01202 205200
www.thestudygallery.org
"Blackout" (the Disinformation Sound Mirrors video by Barry Hale) is currently showing at Ginza Art Lab (Tokyo), and the "Theophany" sound installation is showing at Burghley House Sculpture Garden (Stamford)
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Posted by Des on 3 July 2007 at 00:00
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If you are in the Oxford, UK, area, on August 26th, For Barry Ray will be playing in the upstairs room at the Port Mahon, which is at 82 St. Clements St, Oxford, OX4 1AW.
This has been organized by the good folks at Fourier Transform and will also feature Traw & Dominic Lash. Starts at 5 and over by 8. All very civilised for a sunday evening!
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Posted by Des on 3 July 2007 at 00:00
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Hello
I write this as the UK descends to rapidly sinking under rainfall and severe weather warnings are posted around the country to prepare us all for the onslaught of further adventures. I’m packing my suitcase and off to Beijing for the weekend where I just read there’s a 100% chance of heavy rainfall so I guess I’ll be growing gills and wearing my Speedo swim trunks permanently soon.
Much of June was spent in the sanctuary of rock and roll on tour with my band Githead that developed at tangents into research for Spinal Tap 2. We had a series of European live dates, proceeded by four intensely long days in a studio in London, working out guitar lines and sets for the concerts. It began in the studio when the resident cat decided to poop around the drum kit, several days in a row; clearly unhappy at the sounds we were producing.
Onward to Europe and lost train tickets, mislaid identity cards, over-priced taxis, and mislaid merchandise didn’t dampen our spirits for the debut show in Paris for the European debut of our Art Pop tour. The weather however did not agree and immediately after our show the venue was filled with dirty rainfall, clearing out the building, evacuating both audience and staff, leaving us waist deep in water.
Madrid was a warmer proposition, with a terrific show at the Moby Dick club, but a severe allergy to the smokers in the venue left me in a dramatic sneezing fit between each song! Broken guitars, new shoes, radio interviews, contemporary art museums, bulky catalogues, surreal Spanish Indian food, sunglasses and shopping centres made for memorable moments. A flight at midnight to Barcelona for a festival show was frustrating as we arrived to find the entire event cancelled due to local council issues, compounded by campus accommodation that left prison cells an attractive alternative. Somehow in between I managed to finish composing a film soundtrack to a Norwegian movie, Demeter, in collaboration with composer and multi instrumentalist Max de Wardener, and finished some mixes for a few artists forthcoming later in the year.
July begins for me with a speedy visit to Beijing for the weekend, to attend and perform at The Borderline Festival, a nine day event developed through a wide range of activities centred on the identity of the moving image and predicated on the hybrid nature of the contemporary cultural one. I’ll be presenting an entirely new adaptation of my Flower Echoes project, using voices and recordings of China. Then it’s off to Rotterdam to work on a documentary about composer Edgar Varèse, and the rest of the month spent in Vienna Austria for a Residency at the MuseumsQuartier. I’ll be creating a work for the TONSPUR. It’s a chance to create a multi channel sound work for their computer based 8-channel sound structure, which will be played out over the following months in this district. It’s also a chance to eat rich sweet cakes and walk the cultural streets of this fine city.
Enjoy the summer.
Best wishes
Robin
::: listen :::
The Tuss-Confederation Trough (Rephlex)
Stephen Vitiello: The Smallest of Wings (UTC)
Gang of Four: Return the Gift (V2)
Various: The Fruit of the Original Sin (LTM)
::: read :::
Cursed from Birth:William S Burroughs Jr (Soft Skull)
James Knowlson: Beckett Remembering (Bloomsbury)
Edgar Allen Poe: The Fall of the House of Usher (Penguin)
Stewart Home: Memphis Underground (Snowbooks)
::: film:::
Les Petites Vacances, Olivier Peyon, France
Sketches of Frank Gehry, Sydney Pollack, USA
Los Angeles Plays Itself, Thom Andersen, USA
Lolita, Stanley Kubrick, USA
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::: Diary Dates :::
2007
01 July-China Contemporary Art Institute Beijing China
22 July-Tonspur 21 Launch Vienna Austria
28 July-Live at Fluc Vienna Austria
18 August-Electronic Garden Dresden Germany
20 August-Chapelle des Brigittines Brussels Belgium
31 August-Duet with David Rothenberg Kristiansand Norway
6 +7 Sept-Githead Barzilay Tel Aviv Israel
15 Sept-Light Turned Down with D-Fuse BFI London
28 Sept-Night Haunts book launch City Hall London
04 +06 Oct-Switch ballet Brussels Belgium
06 Oct-Githead La Laiterie Strasborg France
26 Oct-Museum of Garden History London
03 Nov-Blindscape with TeZ La Casa Encendida Spain
10 Nov-William S Burroughs event Paradiso Amsterdam
24 Nov-Blindscape with TeZ at STRP Festival Eindhoven Holland
01 Dec-Switch ballet Porto Portugal
19 +20 Dec-Switch ballet Creteil Paris France
2008
16 Feb-Night Haunts Stockholm Sweden
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Exhibitions
Outre Tomb
Galerie 1m3
Lausanne
Switzerland
Opens 13 June
An exposition about the reactivation of the paranormal in contemporary art, especially the recurring interest of artists in forms of possible communication with "other worlds" via electronic media. Scanner presents 'Breakthrough,' a work that uses recordings from highly amplified recordings of empty haunted spaces, to demonstrate the redundant and undesired flotsam and jetsam of environmental acoustic space, and the 'ghosts' of our natural world.
www.galerie1m3.com
Night Haunts
By Sukhdev Sandhu
Design Mind Unit
Sound Design Scanner
Artangel Interaction invited writer and historian Sukhdev Sandhu to write a nocturnal journal unfolding over the course of 2006. His postings will appear sequentially at this microsite specially designed by Mind Unit. Sandhu's forays see him prospecting in the London night with the people who drive its pulse, from the avian police to security guards, zookeepers and exorcists. Acclaimed artist and musician Scanner has collaborated with Sukhdev and Ian Budden of Mind Unit to compose the sound for the site.
An exposition about the reactivation of the paranormal in contemporary art, especially the recurring interest of artists in forms of possible communication with "other worlds" via electronic media. Scanner presents 'Breakthrough,' a work that uses recordings from highly amplified recordings of empty haunted spaces, to demonstrate the redundant and undesired flotsam and jetsam of environmental acoustic space, and the 'ghosts' of our natural world.
www.nighthaunts.org.uk
www.artangel.org.uk
Bittersweet Songs for the Sleepless City
Artangel Interaction
NightJam is the latest project in Artangel Interaction’s Nights of London series of artist-led collaborations with people who have a special view on a hidden side of the nocturnal city. Scanner invited young people at New Horizon Youth Centre in King’s Cross to collaborate on a creative project that expresses how the city at night looks and sounds to their ears and eyes. Through music and voice workshops they explored the sense of freedom and fear, celebration and solitude of the concealing darkness. Meanwhile, they captured their nights on disposable cameras, taking images that are at times eerie, startling, contemplative and funny. NightJam presents two elusive visual and musical journeys through the city’s ‘quiet’ hours.
NightJam presents two music tracks, a film, photographs, that can be experienced and freely downloaded. A limited edition CD is also being distributed for free through the website. Now featuring remixes of NightJam by Stephen Vitiello, Hakan Lidbo, Troy Banarzi, Si-cut.db and Pete Lockett.
www.nightjam.org.uk
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